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The ability of an A.D.A.M. satellite to maneuver through planetary atmospheres using the magnetic field produced by the planets and/or solar system.
A.D.A.M. Corp. Is dedicated in improving technologies that are innovative and literally out of this world! Tech that will NOT need space vehicles to reach orbit space and beyond.
A.D.A.M. demonstrated The Lay Line Effect by satellite atmospheric re-entry at 1 mile per hour.
This is what happens when you mow your lawn, then the next day it sort of snows and it all gathers in the lines the lawn mower made.
"That snow came out of nowhere yesterday"
"Totally, hey! Now your lawn has snow lines."
The act of waterfalling an alcoholic beverage down a woman’s torso and slurping it out of her vagina.
“What sort of drinking games should we play, guys?”
“JUICE LINE!!”
Another word for goal hanging - when referring to football.
Ruud Van Nistelrooy was a tip lining for manchester united always poaching up top goal hanging
When you are having sex with someone but see the possibility of a future relationship
There's a guy I'm hooking up with a silver lining. Maybe in a couple of months we'll date.
An MTR line that originates from its terminus at Kennedy Town and ends at its other terminus at Chai Wan.
History:
1985 - Island Line from Admiralty to Chai Wan is built, where Admiralty and Central are interchange stations with Tsuen Wan Line.
1986 - Island Line is extended west to Sheung Wan via Central.
1989 - Kwun Tong Line is extended across Victoria Harbour to Quarry Bay station.
2001 - Kwun Tong Line is further extended to North Point to relieve the congestion in Quarry Bay.
2002 - Tseung Kwan O Line takes over the section of Kwun Tong Line from North Point to just south of Lam Tin. The interchange stations remain in place.
2014 - Island Line is extended west to Kennedy Town, with a new station HKU.
2015 - Sai Ying Pun station is added later between HKU and Sheung Wan due to a construction delay.
Island Line
(verb) To make happen. Indicates commitment to completing a task or subtask, especially in community organizing work.
This is used to help ensure follow-through for important work by ensuring that someone will take on the steps needed to get the thing done.
"That's a great idea. Who's going to bottom line it?"